The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-17


The proceedings of the Musical Asso
oiation at Shady Grove will appear next
week.
The Sheriff, Fl. A. Richoy, can boast
of the best barley and turnip patches in
town.
Prayer, meeting tonight, wednesday,
at Mr.. P. Med. Aloxanders. All are
invited.
Subscribe for the SENTINEL now and
see what tho law makers are doing for
the country.
Mr.. John Robinson was married to
Miss Tcxie Stewart by Rev. John Wilson
last Sabbath.
Misses IDA and AuIie Hollingsworth
aud Corrie Bruce attended the fair a.
columbia last week.
The new road to Enstotoc by Mcssrs.
Frank Looper's, J. X. Kirkscy's and !.
II. G.. McDariel's, isnow open for travel.
Mr.. Ellie Kenncmore has a hog tkat
weig, 8 $50 pounds. TIo ought to have
sent him to The State ] #ir for premium.
Mr.. J. It. Arnold will come to town
aome other day. Ec made 900 the lst
time he WAS up, hy huyirg and selling
land.
Mr. w. A. Smith gays tho cotton crop
10 hia section was better that WIS sup
posed when they first commenced to
gather.
The Supreme Court decided few
+ays ego that The earnings Of a married
woman, derived from ley personal sci Vi
cca, belong TO hcr husband.
All persona irdcricI 70 rc on anconrq
or note Hrc requested to s"ttlo by tie 1st
of Hetpn!Iyr E"Xt or will place them
In the hands Of Ell. attorney for collec-
ton. ". J.. I?GAsfaI:rT
Tive Eighth Circuit will lie called in
tie Supreme Court cr Monday the 9Th
day Of Ecccn EcY, and he allowed Ave
A'I'f'jJtS-$i'':'N !N'I t'II!ti>' ION 10
practice must be flied or az b. thc 22Hcth
inst.
Mr.. L. r. Durham: has beat tnn record
on trrnipa. Ilc%cvcr tai!n on &hjs crop.
I!e brought us three last week. twO
weighing fcur anG half ntnnti, each,
nnd one weighing four pounds and linc
ounce.
Mr.. O. IT. p. Fmt. Of Anderson c0un-
ty, WAS i'll Pic?icnH last Sabbath visiting
Capt Thornley,. He r"turrcd on Mon
day, accompanied BY his dau%h!cr, Miss
Annie, who has been visiting Miss Liz
zie Thornley,.
Game birds, rabbits, Squirrels and
boys had better lie low. Three young
men in their teens were at HfcFalla store
last week and bought about twelve pounds
powder, Gftecn boxes of caps and fifty
pounds Of shot.
The Enslcy Dramatic Club furnishes
he opportunity for general good time
next riday night. Programmo:--Oys-
ters served from six to seven p. m. next
n rich, rare and racy entertainment, then
leo cream anu cake. Admission free.
Baylus Arter colored, who live about
three mile east Of town, has our thanks
for splendid turnjp weighing 4, pounds.
Baylus attends closely to his business
and always makes good living. Many
Of his race can profit 10y his worthy OK
ample.
Remember your promise to pay the
Clerk for recording Your deeds ani
mortgages. Some OF these promises
were made several years ago, and the
deeds are still in the Office and not mark
ed Paid. Come and pay for them.
j. j. LEWIS,
Clerk Court Pickens County.
There is public flat for tho accommo-
'dation Of travel to Grecnvile on tho Eas-
ley Bridge Road. 1t was put in oppora-
ton by Hon. John A. Easl6y, but has
been purchased by the counties for pub
lie use until tho bridge is completed.
LILO COlIIitG nti5 DGcu uWiuiitu 10 MI.
Elias Day.
There is mn old widower who has
been accused of backing his mu8tnche,
it is mistake, he qnit ,'having and it
come out black, and il is evidence that
he is going backward, ard when he meets
u young lady over twonty-fV coming mp
the hill there will be wedding, ard
then she wilt always have young man.
The County commissioners have pac-
ed in tho Clerks Office mortgage and
deed books having printed forms to cor
respond with the printed form Of these
instruments. They cost H22;00 per vol
umo. This is great saving; for those
without printing cost $500, but only
hold half Ms mary doo,1s and MORTGAGES
as the printed books